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🇺🇸 Wilmington, #Illinois (Interstate 55) Maintenance worker stuck 130 feet in the air inside a gas station sign after his lift malfunctioned.Fire officials responded and had a hard time finding a lift big enough to retrieve the man from the sign, as their equipment is usually only 100 feet tall. They found a lift tall enough on a job site in Joliet and had the Illinois State Police escort the lift ot Wilmington. They successfully got the man down after he spent nearly 5 hours trapped 130 feet in the air.- “Oh sure, you’re going to be late for dinner because your stuck in a sign 130 feet in the air….what’s the bitch’s name!”Follow us -> LiveLeak

🇺🇸 Wilmington, #Illinois (Interstate 55) Maintenance worker stuck 130 feet in the air inside a gas station sign after his lift malfunctioned.Fire officials responded and had a hard time finding a lift big enough to retrieve the man from the sign, as their equipment is usually only 100 feet tall. They found a lift tall enough on a job site in Joliet and had the Illinois State Police escort the lift...

Did You Know? · Economics · before 1 meat.

He survived the September 11 attacks because he was taking his son to the kindergarten.Howard Lutnick, the CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, was scheduled to be at the company offices in the North Tower of the World Trade Center that morning. Instead he arrived late after dropping his son off at his first day of kindergarten. That simple act of fatherhood saved his life when the attacks occurred.Cantor Fitzgerald suffered the largest single corporate loss of life on 9/11 with 658 employees perishing in the tragedy. In the immediate aftermath Lutnick found himself leading a devastated company, while grappling with profound personal and professional loss.In the years that followed, he established the Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund and directed a significant portion of company profits toward supporting the victims families. The efforts provided approximately 180 million dollars in direct aid along with ten years of full healthcare coverage.Lutnicks story is both heartbreaking and profoundly human. A routine morning as a father spared his life and afterward he dedicated himself to caring for the families of those who did not return home.Did you know? 🎓

He survived the September 11 attacks because he was taking his son to the kindergarten.Howard Lutnick, the CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, was scheduled to be at the company offices in the North Tower of the World Trade Center that morning. Instead he arrived late after dropping his son off at his first day of kindergarten. That simple act of fatherhood saved his life when the attacks occurred.Cantor Fi...

Noel Reports · World · before 1 meat.

The 237th Separate Unmanned Systems Battalion of Ukraine’s 7th Air Assault Corps said it destroyed two Russian pickups, a truck, and a Molniya drone launch site in Selidove and along the Selidove-Pokrovsk highway using Chaklun strike drones.

The 237th Separate Unmanned Systems Battalion of Ukraine’s 7th Air Assault Corps said it destroyed two Russian pickups, a truck, and a Molniya drone launch site in Selidove and along the Selidove-Pokrovsk highway using Chaklun strike drones.

Noel Reports · Policy · before 1 meat.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Washington will continue seeking a compromise to end the war in Ukraine after a “good, frank” discussion with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. Rubio said earlier proposals were unacceptable to Ukraine and would likely be even less acceptable now. He said any peace agreement would require new ideas and concepts that both sides could accept.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Washington will continue seeking a compromise to end the war in Ukraine after a “good, frank” discussion with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. Rubio said earlier proposals were unacceptable to Ukraine and would likely be even less acceptable now. He said any peace agreement would require new ideas and concepts that both sides could accept.

Noel Reports · · before 1 meat.

The situation remains most difficult in Donetsk region, particularly on the Pokrovsk axis, National Guard Commander Oleksandr Pivnenko said.

The situation remains most difficult in Donetsk region, particularly on the Pokrovsk axis, National Guard Commander Oleksandr Pivnenko said. He said Ukrainian forces face force ratios of up to 1:6 in some sectors. According to Pivnenko, the National Guard’s 1st Azov Corps continues to hold its assigned positions, repel surprise assaults, and inflict significant personnel and equipment losses on Ru...